Yes, it’s the Arctic and it can be cold. But where else in the high Arctic can you be on the land all day and enjoy such great hospitality, amazing food and comfortable accommodation (including a warm, inviting “great room”, a toilet in your cabin and hot showers)? No backpack, no tent and no camp stove required! Richard Weber, Josee... More

I thought two weeks at Arctic Watch might be too long. I was wrong. While the focus was the belugas, the Weber family kept us busy with amazing day excursions exploring the magnificent tundra, checking out canyons and waterfalls, and seeing all the fauna described by the other reviewers. The two weeks (the final two weeks of July 2012) flew... More

You may only spend 1 week at Arctic Watch Lodge, but it will stay with you for a lifetime. you expect to see Beluga whales, muskox and other Arctic wildlife. What will surprise you is the incredible food and the amazing hospitality of the Weber family. Richard, Josee, Tessum and Nansen are the ideal hosts who will share with you... More

Arctic Watch is a truly unique experience. The variety of wildlife I saw was amazing. The lodge is only a short walk away from the Cunningham Inlet, where dozens of beluga whales can be seen at a time playing in the shallows. Out on the tundra we saw a variety of birds, herds of muskoxen, arctic hares and foxes The... More

Being at Arctic Watch has given me a new love for the north. I spent a week there shooting photos all over the tundra. The staff took me in as one of their own, and the food was some of the best food I've ever had. Would go back for sure.

I have been thinking about how to get back to Arctic Watch since I got home. This 1 week trip to the North opened my eyes to what amazing travel experiences can be like. When i read about the location, I understood there would be whales but I did not expect Belugas, musk ox, polar bear, arctic foxes, snowy owls... More

Most unbelievable experience in the High Arctic you can have. Belugas, musk ox, polar bear, arctic foxes, snowy owls. A knowledgable staff that helps you understand and appreciate all the High Arctic is. The staff is there to ensure personal attention to detail. Incredible food, clean air, pristine environment - just wonderful!

I stayed at Arctic Watch for 4 days at the end of July 2010 with 10 fellow travelers for the purpose of running the Northwest Passage Marathon hosted by Arctic Watch (Somerset Island, Nunavut, Canada). The marathon itself was uniquely memorable, but no more so than the rest of our adventure! It's difficult to review Arctic Watch as though it... More

Amazing location, amazing scenery, amazing activities, amazing food! Experience of a lifetime... I want to go back! Would highly recommend it!